Kamron Novak

14 March, 21:17

John and Jack are both trying to sell a used car to Jim. John's car is a lemon, a car that has a serious but nonobvious problem. Jack's car is a cherry, a car that has no problems. Jim cannot tell the difference between the cars. Economists say this information problem might be solved with signaling. Who has an incentive to find a way to signal quality? A. Both Jack and JohnB. Jack but not JohnC. John but not JackD. Jim

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